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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-18
Foreign.

Fuller, Patrick Gordon, Alexander
Hiram, Martin Hall, G Taylor
Jackson, Z W
JULIAN FIELD, =. NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-18

"What shall 1 do with them?" says the
father and the husband. 81 will give
four of these nights to the improvement
and entertainment of my family, either at
home or in good neighborhood. l will
devnte one to charifa hla institutions
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why They wouldn't Starry Then.



she was az extremely pretty eir-, even
for St. Paul.te, and her uame-wel,
society mas got cit on t5e list" sac
was trying ON the tarae-story- and base
meut Egts no" in yog1. euG chatting
with q friend VINO happened ID the miIin-
.er's st the same time. Dear" said the
friend 81 thought ycu we're to be mar
been, bat, you see. Elrl's 50 a5cmius5Ie
short, and We look absurd together with
eli my swell hats. So l jus. told him
that loved him as much as ever, but ne
reslIy must wait ill lower hats come in.
Yes, he Was very unreasonable, but l
was fFns. ! told him | was really very
gerry, but there would be sure 10 5e 3
reaction sgAiGst the high mats b7 next
spring any way, willy nILiy, l wouldn't
marry him till they went OUT
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Indian Progress.

A CORE spondent in the Springfield I5ss
publican writes: "During the two days
which [ spent at Pine Ridge Agency
talked much with Rev Mr.. Robinson, the
Episcopal missionary, regarding the pres
ent and future welfare Of the Indians
up0n the reserve. His opinions are entl-
tied 20 consideration, certainly, for be
has been sixteen years eugaged in mis-
sioDary work among these Indians. Mr..
Robinson told me that probably five
eighths of the 5000 Indians living on the
Pine Ridge Reserve are ready to take
land in severalty. Under DR.. McG.li
cuddy's management tie whole condition
of the people mas largely changed during
the past five or six years. The great
camp Of idle, wild people who formerly
clustered about the agency has been
broken up, the Indians who composed it
have moved out in every direction over
| the wide stretch of county which is com
| prised in the reserve. They have made
| their locations upon the arabic land which
skirts the streams, where timber and
water are accessible. What they now
need is permanent possession of the land
which they have already chosen as their
homes, in sufficient quantities of grazing
and farming land to insure support TO
each individual. They need precisely
what Senator Dawes land in severaltY
bill Will give them when its provisions
are applied to this reservation. Learned
upon very excellent authority that DR..
| Bland had tried to raise from the Indians
st Pine Ridge and Rosebud the sum of
$1,000, to enable him to defend their rights
and to look after their interests"
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:-s 70 the Gazette.
'o2ooN, Tx, Aug. For prohibi-
- . against prohibition, 80.
u amendment to article 3, -; against
TS:-lnent 10 article 3, q.
T. ~ amendment to article :, IS; against
rS;,lneat TO article :, IS.
:" ,smeudmeut to article S, 20; against
T;--lent TO article 5, 81.
:" REGISTRATION, -; against registra-
~ amendment to article ), CA against
(,--nent 10 article 3, 1924.
a. SNIo, TEX, Aug, THE vote here
5or prohibition, IS; against pro-
:" amendment to article 8, 5; against,
amendment to article III; against,
'&snen dment to article Sill; against,
'Hanendment to article 6,13; against,
'@anendment to article ), c; against,
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we tease him until he is in q great
rage. This is dore by passing switch
Cysr his BODY from MS head TO ais tail
When be thre5heS the ground with his
Body and his eyes grow bright and
sparkle lice diamonds, we Eli g deer, an-
telope or some other small enimsl and
teaTtng oEs the liver throw Il 20
the snake wh..e it is Yarm End
the blood IS still cJursir1 through
l.. The reptile VIII strike i &ra.u Enr
again, s1d pretty soon j, vii. tUlG .iac.,.
When he sires tle snake IS teaseG s-slu-
end he is Induced to sink MS fsno3 into
the soft h.sh until IL the poison lls been
extracted from him and the liver j. Ieek-
Ing w.;l L. He is then Killed and the
liver lifted WIN sharp FCis, Tor danger
Gus Is it 40 one dEres 10 touch 1t. Tie
liver : ,et lie for sy3u. ~ Ipur, when It
VIII BE iet b.ac1 and tm.t @ sour smell.
Arrows a7e then @-Cuch. esd 'leir .r5G
aeats pIsJ-l iG,G lie liver u9 to ta"
alai,. Taey are Z, sticking mere + y
aoou. 81 hour and lslt, Wien t1ey are
Withdrawn end dried in the cvu. \ tSiI
g.lsteU!r@ 5s..s" >-ulI gi..-~-s ra tle
arrow, aHt &! /! - muyl ss oac1es rev
Essc II - Cer'siu - poison Il Go Gca.l.''
asktt If iad.sGs S'.L used p0i>Ored
srrovs. 'Nc," ne cspjs5. ''no nan In
al n or White msn, jgr years past res aeen
sh0t with tbrS- arrows, and they are no
longer made -
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Anolhar BIG RrldE..

albany Express
TIE FJushkeepsie bridge promises to
be marvel ia its way. More than 700
feet up in the elf, high above the taIIest
masts % Tie largest sclOoaers. IL viii be
the most conspicuous artificial objec-
along the Hudson between Albany and
New York. The super>tracture on the
east shore Of the Hudson has inst been
flushed. Work is now being doce on
the canlilever arms on the west side An
enormous force Of men Is employed push
iCg the work as rapidly as possible before
cold weather Tue latest addition to
the rail ray corrections which the bridge
will make to the east is t1e Boston and
Maine road, whicl has determined to
build across Massachusetts. The hnan-
CiaI success Of the bridge Is assured. Il
Is Impossible to see how the Pou2lkeep-
sic bridge Wi, benefit Wv York state or
any psrticaisr part Of H. Butt IS Ger
tan 20 be great tnias for NsT England.
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Names Great Industry.

Maine is productive Of other thiugs
besides statesmen-its toothplcka,@Eln
which the state excels. TIE organ:zsN
ton known e. the National Toothpick
Association has Just contr cted
il that state for 5000, 600, COO
toothpicks - enough to load q
train OF fifty freight cars-which
will be provided for the American people
to chew up during the next twelve
months 1t is easy to see how this in
dustry has grown up IN the Pine Tree
state. 1t is prohibition state, and
when q man is in qusndary where
TO 20 for his morning potation there
is nothing that so relieves his peTpleXjty
es 9 stick to chew. Matches served for
awhile, and then the forests Of the state
began TO shed toothpicks by the million.
This blessing has been, like the genius
of her statesmen, shared by the
whole country, ard from Maine to Cali
fornia the people dote or toothpicks,
carry them in their yes: pockets, steal
them from restaurants and hotels, and
chew them st all times and under ell
circumstances. Blessed be Maine and
her crop of toothpicks.
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smith County.

Special TO the Gazette.
BULLARD, TEX Aug. For prohibit
ton, 81; against prohibition III. Three
to one il favor of the ants.
TROUPE, Ten, Aug. 4.-The Troupe
box for prohibition, l07; against all the
amendments, Ill.
TYLER, TEX Aug. 1.-The largest
vote was polled in this city to-day that
has ever been polled here before. Out OF
& vote OF 1870 the ants got majority
OF 265. The result in the other precincts
Of this, Smith county, has not been de-
fnitely ascertained. The county is con-
coded to the ants, but is claimed by them
by 1000 majority. Both sides are, at this
hour, laying claim to the state. Banners
bearing various inscriptions wrought by
the ladies OF the city urging the voters to
uphold what they consider is the cause
OF God and morality, were
suspended from every convenient place
near The polls Prayer meetings to invoke
Divine aid III the adoption of the amend
ment were held in some of the churches
during the day. The Ants had chartered
every public conveyance in the city for
! the day, and private carriages and bug
| gies were placed at the command Of the
Pros by dozen citizens and were in con
slant use throughout the day.
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; against amendment 10 article

Wv y AO3 w al liS4C
5, SO.
TAYLOR. TEX, Aug. The msjo7itv
i for prohibition: Taylor, u; R1Urd
Rock, So; Hutto, 55; Pollock, so; Ten =
pie, Il; Georgetown, l55; Liberty Hill, g..
GRsNGER, Tex, Aug. 4-The vote
here to-day was: For prohibition, 1874;
against prohibition, o.
For amendment 10 article 3, 10; against,
194.
For amendment to article :, I05;
against, 90.
For amendment 70 article 5, Il?;
against, 81.
For amendment to article 6, 49,;
against, 81.
For amendment to article ), Is; against,
l89. E75
WALLAs, Ten, Aug. The vote nee
to-day was as follows: For prohibition,
q; against prohibition, S. For amend
ment to article ., mons; ag&irst II o.. For
amendment to article I, .; against ~.
For amendment to article 5, 96; against,
(. For amendment to article G, IL;
against -. For amendment to article 5,
Z; against %
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Robertson County.


Special to the Gazette.
CALVERT, Ten, Aug For prohibit
ton, pa. To article ,, 81. To article =,
81. re article 5, 81. To article 6, 81.
To article ., CO.
Against prohibition, 1868. To article
Is, 1908. To article :, 1916 To article 5,
lO71. To article 8, 1856. To article ),
1919.
HEARSE, TEX, Aug. THE vote here
to-day was as follows: For prohibition
amendment, 226; against, 52l.
FRANKLIN, TEX, Aug. 1.-THE vote at
this place is; For prohibition, 230;
agsinst prohibition, 4jl.
For article ,, 25l; sgainst article 3,
4lG
For article :, ~; against article I, $3.50
For article 5, III; against article 8,
32s
For article 6, IS; against article 6, 80
For article >, l87; against article ;
J cI..t
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TAYLOR County.
Special to the 3zette.

Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, Aug THE vote here
was; For prohibition, III; against pro
hioition, ISIS.
For amendment to article 3, I9I;
against amendment to article 3, 1872.
For amendment TO article (, 209 against
amendment to article I, Isl.
Foramendment to article S, 24G; against
amendment TO article 5, 1872.
Forumendment to article s, 30; against
amendment TO article 6, lGl.
For amendment to article ), 23l against
amendment TO article 3, l7G.
FrCn the other precincts Of the county,
with 81 aggregate vote about 800 more,
no official returns have been received al
this hour, but reports received indicate
that prohibition has carried by larger plu-
ralities than in this precinct.
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HOW Indian. Poison Their Arrows.

It was long time before Eli iay cine,
and | began to think that he wss g ing
TO disregard my summons, ard was get
ting angry, when he suddenly put in sn
appearance. l explained to him what |
wished to know, and without the slightest
hesitation he said to the venerable arrow
maker:
"Tell my brother all about the poi
soned arrows"
"Well," said the old man, "frst we
take bloated yellow rattlesnske in Au-
gust, when be is most poisonous, and tie
J him with forked stick to a stake, theI
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IpshEr County.
| Special to the Gazette

Special to the Gazette
GuMER, Ten, Aug. THE vote here
was: For prohibition, 2il; against pro-
hibiticn, ISL
For amendment to article 3, 81; against
amendment TO article 3, 40.
For amendment to article :, So; against
amendment to erticle :, 400.
For amendment TO article 5, Isl; against
amendment TO article 5, 27l.
For amendment to article &, Is; against
amendment to article 6, 500.
For am-ndment to article ,, 80; against
amendment to article ), 40.
Impossible to get vote OF county TO-
night.
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Van Zandt County. .

Special TO the Gazette.
WILLS POINT, TEX, Aug. The vote
here to-day IS as follows For prohibit
ton, $50 against prohibition, 425. For
amendment to article 3, PIP; against
amendment to article >, 453. For amend
ment o article :, 296; against amendment
to article :, 4l2. For Gmendd ent to
article s, 30l; against amendment to
article 5, 500 For amendment t0.article
6. Dog; against amendment 10 article g,
403. For amendment to article ), 29+ ;
against amendment TO article ), 4l2.
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GAINESVILLE.
Tho Negro Ward and tho 1Jexican span
lard Deny Thor Guilt.

special to the Gazette
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Aug. 4.-Georae
Spaniard aud Allen Ward, who are IN Jail
on the charge of numbering Miss Wat
kins July Is, in interviews to-day stated
that the confessions made by them were
made while under the influence of fear,
and that they not only did not participate
in the crime, but also that they
had never been in Gainesville
before they were brought here as pris.
oners. Spsnisrd slso said that the report
that be had killed negro in Tarrant
county sometime ago was untrue and
that be had only shot at q negro and
missed him. There Is not @ particle OF
evidence against either OF them as YET
found out except their own confession:
and they apparently amount to nothing
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wise County

Special TO the Gazette.
ALyoRD, TEX, Aug. THE vote here
to-day was For prohibition, l32 against
prohibition, 15S.
Scr amendment to article 3, % against
amendment to articles, 100.
For amendment TO article I, 81 against
amendment to article I, 81.
For amendment TO article 5, SO; against
amendment to article s, l+7.
For registration, Sc; against registra-
ton, Is.
For amendment to article ), So; against
amendment 10 article ), IS.
RHoME, TEX, Aug. The result OF
the election here is for prohibition. For,
81; against, 81.
Amendment section "a, article ., for,
10; against, 50.
Amendment section q, article 9 for,
Is; against %.
Amendment article :; for, Il; against,
IS.
Amendment section y, article s; for,
SO against, s..
Amendment section +, article 6 for,
50; against, 81.
Amendment article 5; for, Is; against,
u.
Al kOkA, LEN, Aux - ' OLt Gl Aul VI :.
as follows: For prohibition, 1872; against,
| 1874.
For amendment to article ,, 81 against,
/ 1876
For amendment to article y 1O4;
against, l64.
For amendment to article s, l23;
! against, IA.
For amendment to article 8, no.
! against, l62.
For amendment to article ), 1o5;
against, lG7.
ALvoRD, TEX, Aug. 1.-The vote al
Chico was: For prohibition, us; against
prohibition, =.
For amendment 10 article 3, lG; against
amendment TO article 3, l42.
For amendment to article :, 81; against
amendment to article :, 1913.
For amendment to article 5, 90; against
amendment to article S, ca.
For smendmenttO article 6, Oh against
amendment to article 6, 81.
For amendment to article 3, Is; against
amendment to article ), IA.
DECATUR, TEX, Aug. THE vote
stood at the Decatur box: For prohibit
ton, S12; against prohibition sos.
For amendment to section p, article
5, IA; against amendment to section "a
article 3, +22.
Tor amendment to article ., 100
against amendment to article :, 365.
For amendment 10 section y, article S
217; sgainst amendment to section -
article s, 356
For amendment to section I, article 6
IFS; against amendment to section I, ar
ticle G, $50.
For amendment to article 5, judiciary
1876; sgsinst amendment to article ., ju
dietary, SIS.
The vote at Aurora stood; For prohi
bition, 1872; against state prohibition
167.
Raome, for prohibition, 81; against, 50
Alvord, for prohibition, 1872; against
1853.
No other box heard from and no chanc
tonight.
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Polk County,
Special to the azette.

NUcc!aI 70 The Gazette.
CoRRIGAN, TEX, Aug THE vote in
this precinct was - for prohibition and
l57 against, 1t is impossible to get the
Official vote on the other amendments to
night.
LIVINGSTON, TEX, Aug. 4.-Living-
ston, Moscow and CCrrigan gave an anti
msiority of So.
LIAINGsNoN, TEX, Aug. THE vote
here was: For prohibiuon, $50; amend
ment TO article 3, lG article :, ~ article
5, III; article 6, 80; article ), 90.
Against prohibition, 2&0 amendment
TO article 8, 1926; article :, ISL; article
5, rs; article 6, 2l7; article ), l5l.
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Reeves County.

special to the Gazette
PECos CITY, TEX., August f.-The
election to-day resulted as follows. Fol
prohibition, 81; against. 50.
For amendment to section 81, article
3, 80; against, O; for amendment to ar
ticle I, c9 against, O.; for amendment to
section y, article s, 50; against, 0; for
amendment to section J, criticize &, s.:
against, O; ior amendment to article .
6e against, O.
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Fire Near gVexahechie.

SVeCI9I % the Gazette.
WAxAHACHIE, TEX Aug. This morn
ing about 10 o'clock two tenant houses on
She farm OF MIR. P s. Wheatley were de-
s,royed by fire. MIR. J. Shadrick cccu-
pied one and was absent al the time OF
the burning, in consequence OF which he
lost Ill his household goods, clothing,
provisions, etc. A liberal subscription
was taken up for his beneh. to-day in this
citv
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,,,,taguo county.

% ~ TEx, Aug. 4.-The vote
FL, ands es follows: For prohi-
For amendment to article .,
D. -. .,s-3ment 70 article 6, 20; for
I i3- o1; 70 article ., 8.
1ll.D 1-95.aition, 81. Against srti-
:.'.1s. s59.as. article :, So; against
. - soaiast article 6, IS; against
;s : 4 I.ght vote polled.
re =. Trv.. Aug. The vote here
Me- gs, For prohibition, 2I9;
7r51i9i.ioa, 2a0
!: = ..-oarl meut 70 article 3, 40; against
=. 1T TO article ~
4 ILL., al,1r.t r.nt toarticle :, 20; against
J. IN. mi 10 a5t,cie I, 259,
= ., men sIneut 10 article 8,ll9; Against
u IN, 10 srticie 8, 225,
= -,--,,esrj~eut to eruclr G, %; against
u nm. m "a article 9, 229
a.-m-,ert,aent to article ), -; against
.s--a,t Il article ., 2G6.
- W.T. Tx Aug. The total num-
i rot-s po.ed 1t tbls precinct WAS
s9'r5w>. For state prohibition,
1"r. rEx Aug. st. joe pollcd
-a.e., anti majority, ).
9..rnal5n tne anu majority is S.
;a,.J-,.rE. TEX, Aug. THE vote
For prohibition, 2l3; against
.a.-7u, - For amendment TO ar
~. for amendment 10 article :,
~ amendment to erticle :, Isl; for
|-.,.nylt 70 article ., lsS Assin8I
+ .nsadme1t to article :, 2+0; against
/. ,nenimsnt TO ariicle !, lG2; against
.mentment TO article 5, l64; against
!. amendment 10 article ;, l69.
+ !. Burlington For prohibition, 50:
,-s. prohibition, -.
| : I5e-For prohibition, l37; against
EDITION,
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special to the Gazette.
GRAHAM, TEX, Aug. For state p-o-
hi0ition, l47; against, 80
For article 3, %; against, s..
For article :, 80; against, So
For article $ 81 against, A..
For registration, a; against, g.
For article ., -; against, 81
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Wichita County.

Special to the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS Ten, Aug. f The
vote here to dey was as follows: For pro-
hibtion, l07; for amendment to article
3, I92; article :, l92; article s, l2l; art
Gle 6, l89; article 5, 1872
Against prohibition, l08; amendment to
article ;, 5; article :, ;; article 5, . article
G, :; article ., g.
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,:.s. 70 the Gazette.
INLAND, TIN, Aug TIE vote in
&,cub,y to-tey wss as follows; For
~.-1,..5a, =, 2sa.us- prohibition, 10.
.sueG5meat TO article 3, 80; sgainst
Eminent to article >, :. For amend
Il. % article :, 80; against amendment
.--ce J, T. For amendment to artI-
$50; against amendment to article 5,
E5r amendment to article s, 90;
s!,s, amendment 10 article 8, :. For
-.almla. tc article 3, sc; against
|-s21nent 10 article ), :.
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Southwest Texas.

SpCciaI % NE gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Aug. 4.-Tele-
grams show the following msjorities fol
anti-prohibition:
Lasalle, 100; Luling, oil; Dhani's,
Us; Castroville, 222; Hondo, -; Lyle,
Is; gum, ST; Ktngs5u-y, Sc; RtC
Grsnde City, 1871; Maria, l52; Gonzales,
lc4: Uvalde, Sc; Brockett, ~; Flores
vile, l62; Rapalote, 81; Yorktown, 334
Comal county, 1910; Colorado county,
1000: Eagle Pass, 22j; Devine, d: Eric
county, 90; L2vacca county, 1900; De
Rio, 80.
No prohibition m9iorities yet heard
IRON.
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Mashington GnnntY.

~Decial to the gazette
BRENNAN, Tex, Aug. THE city OF
Brennan gave = majority OF l9l against
prohibition. Official reports from boxes
in the county Will swell the anti meJority
10 nearly 1000.
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for amendment to article I, 35s; against,
90; for amendment to article S, S67;
against, 247; for amendment to article 6,
35s; against, 2G2; fer amendment to ar
ticle ), 357; against, 275.
Reports from the country precincts are
so meagre that no estimate can be given
as to the result in this county.
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Special to the Gazette
HEMrsTEAD, Ten, Aug. Only three
voting places in the county heard from:
Prohibition, l>7; anti, G94. The balance
OF the county is conceded to be in about
the same proportion. The county Will
likely be 500 majority anti. The other
amendments were defeated worse.
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Rusk County.
pcclal to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
OyGRToN, Ten, Aug. "A very full
vote was polled. Total vote, 80: for pro
hi5ltion, l23; against, 2cG; for section 81,
article 3, 206; for amendment to article I.
2o5: for section -, article S, POI; for sec
ton +, article s, POI; for amendment tC
article ,, BOG.
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Special TO the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, Aug. Five
hundred and ninety-six votes poIled, with
8 majority Of ISIS against prohibition.
Returns from outside points indicate the
county has gone anti by ct least 500.
The other amendments are defeated by
from 500 to 400
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Titus County,

Special to the Gazette.
CooKvILLK, TEX, Aug. For prohi-
bition IS; for amendment TO article 8,
II. For amendment to article 4, 8 for
amendment to article 8, 81 for amend
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ment to article c, IS: for amendment to
article 5, l3l.
Against amendment to article 8, 164
against amendment to article I, l79;
against amendment to article 8, III;
against amendment to article 6, rs:
against amendment TO article ), ISL.
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Special to the Gazette.
VICTORIA, TEX, Aug with four
precincts yet to hear from, the majority
row stands 900 against the amendment.
At least 1000 anti majority can be safely
counted upon in Victoria county.
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Special to the Gazette.
WHARTON, TEX, Aug. This pre-
cinct goes 81 to in favor OF the antIs
The lower predict gives votes to IFS
against the amendment.
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Prssidio County.

Special to the Gazette.
MARIA, Ten, Aug. Maria, 100 fol
and 81 egsinst.
Murphyvlle, 50 for and &c against.
Fort Davis, - for and IS against. The
other amendments were scratched SO that
the result can not be arrived ct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
Parker County.

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y. I,AIHERFoRD, Ten, Aug. 4.-The
$. u Precinct l, this county, including
J"uF wards in this city, was for pro-
ss.s; !n ga against prohibition 455. For
'-'nent to article 5, $50; against, 277 !;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

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.ANGE, TEX, Aug. The vote In
= civ Tor the prohioitcry amendment
!, against the amendment, PIG
:: Z light vote was poled.
.4SGE, TEX, Aug. 4-For prohibi-
=, III; against, 243. 1t is estimated
~ :" lie county as d whole will be about